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I need to make my in-text citations in a report I'm writing in numbers, ie. like [1] instead of (Jones, 2010). I am using document class report (I can do it no problem in Article), and my bibliography style is usrnt.

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Welcome to TeX.sx! How is unsrt different from what you expect? – Corentin Feb 19 at 1:33
Please add a minimal working example (MWE) that shows what you have done so far. A BibTeX style that works for the article class should also work for report. – lockstep Feb 19 at 1:37
Are you maybe using a citation management package such as harvard or natbib? If you're using natbib, be sure to load it with the numbers option set to force the use of a numeric citation style. – Mico Feb 19 at 2:28

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Use the plain bibliography style (or unsrt, which just numbers references in the order they are cited).

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